Introduction to Procedures Visual Basic / General Development
A procedure is a set-aside assignment the compiler must take care of to complement a program. A program developer writes the procedure and a user would only see the result. There are two categories of procedures you will use in your programs: those that have already been created thus made available to you, and those you will create yourself.In v basic, like most other languages, there are two types of procedures: functions and sub routines.
Built-In Procedures Visual Basic / VB.Net
If the .NET Framework doesn't have a function (or a class) you are looking for, you can create one and be able to use it over and over again in different programs. You can even create one or a series of commercial functions (or classes) and be able to distribute or sell it. To make this happen, you can "package" one or more procedures (or classes) in a library.
Introduction to VB Function (Part 1) Visual Basic / Functions
Functions are similar to normal procedures but the main purpose of the functions is to accept certain inputs and pass them on to the main program to finish the execution. They are two types of function, the built-in functions(or internal functions) and the functions created by the programmers.
Procedures - Functions and Subroutines Visual Basic / Functions
A Procedure is a unit of code outside of the main execution code. But it can be executed by an invoking statement in the main execution code. There are 3 aspects about procedures:
1. Defining a procedure.
2. Invoking a procedure.
3. Exchanging data between the main execution code and a procedure.
API Visual Basic / General Development
The API are procedures that exist in files on your PC which you can call from within your VB program - and there are thousands of them!.
SHUFFLING" AN ARRAY OF OBJECTS Visual Basic / General Development
This tutorial is explains an optimized and very efficient method of "shuffling" an array in any language.It is easily adaptable to just about any other language, by adding semicolons and/or the format of the procedures and commands.
Introduction to VB IDE Visual Basic / Getting Started
Like any other Windows application, VB consists of multiple windows which appear at startup. The windows that are displayed when you start VB are collectively known as the Visual Basic Integrated Development Environment (IDE).
Introduction to Classes Visual Basic / General Development
We use individual variables whenever we needed them. This allowed us to declare simple types to hold fairly small values. In visual basic, you can combine a group of variables into an entity. These variables become considered as one. You can then declare one or more elaborate variables from this enhanced type. Such a new type is called a class.
Introduction to VBasic Visual Basic / Getting Started
Microsoft Visual Basic is a production environment used to create computer applications for the Microsoft Windows family of operating systems. The environment is fairly easy to use but you must know its "language". At its foundation, Microsoft Visual Basic uses a language that has been developed and improved over the years. It started with Basic but has had incremental flavors such as QuickBasic or QBasic.